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MARRIED AGAINST THE WISH OF HER PARENIS'

RED BANK. Feb oO-Augustus Frick, the fore
man of French g. Co.'S Wholesale liquor house, ana
Miss Fannio Anna Patterson. the daughter OF oaieo
Patterson. the merchant tailor. have been heopins
company for moro than year, and have had ah Oh
tremely disagreeable time OF 1t, on account Vi ."o
serious objection Of Miss Patterons parents " n'i
keeping company with MIR. Flick MI ia''oi'on
at temnennce man. and his objection to his
daughters lover was that no was engaged IN tho
Iauor business. Tho young couple docmoa 70 po -, % u,
usyen Village about two miles east Of here TO tho
n a. tho Rev Mr. Leuppio, where the ceremony
nouso s nsacs Ia at IO;4b D. IN. copy OF the wedding
acate was made by one of tho witnesses, and sent
by = messenger to Mr.. Patterson.
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n.N.cr TO FEED AND FLOUR.

fire broke out at ASS q m. yesterday In stryKer q
Runvons feed store No 27O washingtons Jersey CITY,
The two upper used by the firm for the manu-
factre of mattresses The second floor was used Tor 'ho
storage of -four and was large quantity OF IL on
I'D Tho flames spread rapidly, owing TO the iniam-
n" ni. nanre of tho stock The fremen worked dill
gently but we're unable stay the progress OF tue nte
ssstN * ror of tho building competey guted
IT, io.s IN ihe stock Is estimated at $1,000 and on the
hd,~s "a 400 Both are fully insured through WOOD
ward A sh crwoods Agency In Jersey CITY,
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sT PAUL, Minn.. Feb. 20.A dispatch from Deadwooo,
Dak TO The Pioneer Press saysi Tho Merchants NauohAi
Bank did not open yesterday. The branches at Centa
CITY sturgs and Sun Dance were closed, but the
spearfsh ranch remains open. No statement OF the
presen Mt condition OF the bank u obtnabe, but on DC
ccmbcr 20 the liabilities exceeded $4,000, win re-
sources about the II II thought that the bank Will
finally nay dollar for dollar.
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p.rrpoID TRACKS IMBEDDED IN ICE.

DETROIT Feb 20 tspeeiat)-A singular eohdiioh OF AZ
, has existed on the Traverse City Railroad between
WALTON Junction and OF Kingsley In Grand Traverse
County The heavy rainfall OF Thursday flooded the low
places along track Subsequent freezing covered the
rack for with about six inches OF Ice and as
II has been impossible TO move trains since Thursday night
traverse City Is completely shut OF from railroad com
nmncation and great quantities OF mail are piled up at
Walton Travel has been blocked for sevenywo hours
large force OF men at work with picks breaking the
ice from the rails
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OMAHA, Feb. 20 (Specidr.-About 2 o'clock this
morning Officer William White, OF the city ponce
force. saw four men carrying OF a barber pole. nc
made them return the sign to its place and put them
,,ndar arr,st Two of the men acd the other two
tollovsd alter knocking the officer down and kicking
him several times. Ralsiss himself on his elbow the
officer fired two shss alter the men All four OF them
arL xilled. Onicer White is under arrest.
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OYSTER pIRArES IN Tile OHESAPEAKE.

CHEsArEAKE CITY. Md Feb. 20.-Never before In inc
history OF the oyster trade have praces been 80 e1teh
sive and fragrant as tho present Whole heeS o
pratca craft sail into the prolific OF fine oysters
and poach from the beds number Of the pirates were
arrested last week. As tho continual piuDdering mas
awakened particular notice in somerset Dorchester a
WcOinico countless concentrated movement VIII
be made for the of the dredgers who pursue tno
Illicit work in the streams traversing those regons
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daughter of neghboring farmer and they became en-
gaged Subsequently he took his brother. who also lived
In Now-Jersey, to see his sweetheart. The brother
supplanted him and married her Levin Cohee eit new NeT
Jersey and returning to Caroline County, bought smai
piece OF land built himself house and lived alone
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CRIMES ANnCASUALTIES-BY TELEGRAPH
A MOTHER SHOT BY A DRUNKEN RUFFIA

MOTHER SHOT BY A DRUNkEN KUFFlAN
ClYcNyATI Feb 2OEdwar Jordan. youni painter last
night upset baby carriage the sidewalk containing tho
infant child Matilda Warren which her little girl was
trundng It was OF Mrs. Warrens house she ran
out and protested Jordan turned and shot her. mor'ay'
through the left lung,
TAKEN FROM THEIR BEDS AND WHIPPED.
UNION CRY, Tenn. Feb 20one woman and three n9s
men were severely VIII pped last night Zach OF ne
avs ,ha he asted the vgantes what no was wh io
one says that they told hn he had stolen hog snosno ~
they thou ght his lob of work too remnnersuv~
AN EDITOR KILLED BY TRAIN. IN po., on..
Cuc Aao Feb Russell editor OF IHS fVst Uv.es
BustS OF 81 Louis killed BY train on MS ,ro ~
night he was stepping S aeness d.
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PHLApELrniA Feb. 20 GSpeeiaD. notwithstanding q
severe northeast that set In early this morn
ing and which still continues, tho brigade OF militia
staoned In this city, with the exception OF the city troop
and am Regiment attended divine service for the first
time I'm jts history as brigade this afternoon In the
ar,nory OF the 1st Regiment the occasion being In com
mcmoraton Of Washington's Birthday The brigade was
out full-dress uniform. and over 800 men were IN ~
and BIigadier General George IL. hnowden; Ino ser
vices conducted by the captains OF the se'era
commands
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at Hampton Roads between the Monitor and Merrimac
he had charge Of tho second nnench bow gun on tho
portsde 1t the last shot from this gun that sunk
the Cumberland Secretary Bayard. II s said. received
visit the other morning Admiral Worden, who COM
mahded the Monitor that memorable day Commander
William P. Randall. who was on the Cumberland as
lieutenant and Iieutena Mt Commander ii. ID. Manley,
lieutenant on the Congress, all OF whom recommended
CAPTAIN Iittlepage for the appointment
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SIX LOCOMOTIVES BURNED.

OLrAS y V, Feb. 20 six locomotives and the narrow
euagc roundhOusc OF the Buffalo, Newly ork and fhila
dclphia Railway were destroyed hy fire this morning
The fire caught from q stove while the watchman waa
absent. Loss, about $4,000.
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TO BE TRIED FOR BEATING NON-UN MON MAN
James Conway, q printer, OF No 16 Clarkson-st was
held for trial yesterday ut Jefferson Market Police Court
for assault upon Hugo Rubenan, union long
shoremnn " no lives at Allen and Broome sts Rube
has working National Line pier and on sat
urday afternoon he walking along king-st was
set upon by four young rItans, who beat ana Rckeu
him. Conway was the only one arrested
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noyovAy HASA DANGEROUS RIVAL.

PHILADELPHIA Feb 90 (Speeab. HARTLEY fitzgerad'
age thirty seven arraigned before Juase oieens
- ,r ,,.mn,,,, IN hmm OF the Chestnut-st bridge
last night He said 81 beat all your Donovsns, a
let alone intended 10 dive head nrst into tue
as threatens 10 perform this feat from ens oi"~A''
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SEIZED FOR VIOLATING THE REVENUE La VS.
PEORIA Ill, Feb o0.-Revenue Collector wilson
seized tho large dsting house OF Zel schwabacher
Co., yesterday for refing packages contrary 70 the
law The Arm has sent representative to washington
20 confer with the Treasury Department. Inc dstihery
Ia OF the largest IN the country.
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SUICIDE PROM DISAPPOINTMEYT IN LOVE
BALTIMORE, Feb. 20 tSpeciah.-Levn Coaee was found
dead in his house OH his farm Ina Caroline County. He
had committed suicide. Several years ago he had a
thriving farm In NswJersey. He tell In love with the
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nuRSISa OF AN OPERA HOUSE AT COLUMBUS
COLUMBUS, Ohio. Fob. 20-A fro broke out IN the
Grand Opera House at midnight The Indications arc
shi,s M,soW oa' and managed by the Miller Brothers.
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1HE FIRE RECORD.
EARLY MORNING BLAZE IN BROADWAY.

EARLY MORNING BLAZE IN BROADWAY.
Smoke pouring out Of the top windows Of the large
elx story building Nos org and 624 Broadway, at
trlcted the attention OF policeman in broadway at
q few minutes before 5 o'clock yesterday morning.
Tho structure has frontage Of fifty feet and extends
through 10 Crosby ST. When the ircmen arrived 1t
was found that windows covered tightly with
heavy iron shutters. and 1t was long time before
they could be opened and sufficient air furnished for
tho fr-Iuon who compelled to fight the fire
largely from tho inside. The flames had made such
hcadway that three alarms sounded. and this
brought engines enough 70 attack tho nIc at boh ehds
OF the building 5 well on the inside.
Tho fire began the nth story and quickly spread
10 tho one Above and broke out through the roof,
Bcforc the fire was brought under control the three
upper stories guttcd for the entire length OF inc
building In trying to pass by the stairway f!oil inc
fifth To the sixth story the iemen found mat IL n,'d
been boarled up and the space used 10 store goods
Chief Shay who had charge of the fire. SAID mat tns
down the obstruction. one OF the frcmen who were
at work on the stairway slipped ana ieli picaklhs
several ribs lie continued at work. but aieiwafa
went TO the New York Hospital Alter two hours oI
hari work the hro was put out. lherc Was udnrcr
at one time that 1t would extend to tho adjoining
buildings. - - A.. t. -, tho
The building burned was put up on the site OF the
old Olympic theatre. The first floor was occupied
iy j. f. Goodrich & Co.. carriage manufacturers:
d3maoe 1000 by water S. Zeimer. Importer OF
feathers occupied tho second story damage $1ooVo,
nrincnally by water. Tho third floor was used by
Human Brown & Co, manufacturers OF clothing; !;
damage $4,000. Karn Holman, clotning hanu.
hctumra, occupied tho three upper s,orios ealtHs
sn5 600. Tho buldinR Is owned by >. kothscnIM' ii
and it, US well the stock. Is said TO DO fuhy 'h.u
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DIsCovERY OLA POLISH PLOT.

ODESSA Feb. 2O.-An extensive plot has been dscov-
cred for Polish rising in the event Of RussoAusrian
or Russo-G erman war. Many Imperial officers and OIL
cias implicated Twenty persons have been arrested
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EXHAUSTING PRESENT IRON ORE WORKINGS.
WASHINGTON. Feb. 2O.-Major John W. Powell, director
Of the Geological Survey has furnished the following for
publications:
The great in the production OF pig iron. from
1929 500 short In 1885, to 5,6O0.OOO short tons
during the year 1885, led TO much inquiry as 70 Inc
source of which made this Increase possible Tor
is we'll fact that the ordinary production
drain upon the deposits sufficient to exhast tne
Of actual supply In short PERIOD perhaps
In thirty years, probably In much less time ine
statement made last year by me that within thirty
years the necessary exploration for new Iron ore MINES
would exceed that OF Great Britain where every
deposit being traced TO the furthest extent The years
1855 and 1855 shown the justice OF this predcon
In development OF fields TO support the Increased
production. The Gogebc district, which produced
l022 I'm 1884. increased TO III 66l tons In 1880
and increased this foufold In 1885, has been he scene
Of unparalleled developments and the same Is true OF
the vernion District OF Minnesota The confidence i
with which capital has becn invested In these new Chains
10 due TO the advice Of the ge00gss toextend tho mines
In this dir ctiOn. That the mines are the result ana
cause the increased production OF iron ana
In the year, the result Of higher prices Ids
the remedy prospective exhaustion sui
further exploration for the mines to which the gcoosst
points in various parts OF the country Many or the
large deposits have been neglected as not snape ior
making steel by the ordinary acid process ana IN ohes
the percent OF iron is not attractive But mnch Az
teDton will undoubtedly be given 10 these ores Within
the years. This tendency is seen at one locality
In Tennessee by the increase from 7O7o7 long ions IN
1884 1919 long tons 1885, and even The sceous
eros At Cornw ali, Penn, show increased use.
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PORTUGAL AND ZANZIBAR.

ZANZIBAR, Feb 90 The Portuguese men-of-war
which recently went to Tungi have seized Zanzibar
man-of war which was sent to defend that place.
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wouNpING HIS WIFE AND KILLING HIMSELF.

WARSAW. Feb. 20 t>peeiab ab-William Nelson. farmer
who lives mile south Of Atca, Wyoming County had
n quarrel with his wife. Nelson up stairs, got
yover and shot his wife twice She out OF the house,
bur had one ear by "a ball Nelson went into the
cellar with double barreed shotgun and blew his head
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-02-21

MONTREAL, Feb. 20 tSpeeiaD.-A sheriG's officer has
been searching all day for Milton Pennington TO arrest
hun on capias $4,000 charge of undue prefer
ence There seems to have been family compact by
which Pennington bought goods sold them TO his brother
n-law and paid to his fatherin-aw Penning
ton has disappeared.
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LoNGsHoREMEN NEARLY ALL AT WORK.


A convection OF delegates from Longshorcmens Unions
Nos 3 and g. OF New-York; and 2. OF Brooklyn, and
OF Jersey CITY, held In 81 Jamess Hall yesterday.
James Mullay Was elected president j. j. Hickey vice
president; Thomas McGrath secretary j. Moynihan,
treasurer, and Cornelius Burns. beach walker IL was
reported that nearly all the members had gone bacX 10
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CONCERNING GAG LAW IN THE COMMONS.

DUBLIN, Feb. 2O.-Mr OBrien to-day addressed
a mass-meetng at Michelstown which had been
convoked s,ealthy in order to prevent its
being proclaimed. Eight thousand persons at
tended and great excitement prevailed. keso.
lutons were adopted favorng the Plan or
Campaign and condcnnng the Speaker OF the House or
Commons for gagging" Mr. Dillon during the recent de-
bate in Parliament
fund has started In Killarney TO indemnify the
traversers their expenses In the conspiracy tria
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VISITING VIRGINIA BATTLEFIELDS
PETERSBURG. Va, Feb. 20 Observation-Disclosures OF New
York Commandery, No ]. knights Tempar arrived here
this morning a visit 10 the bacfeds around Peters
burg They went In the afternoon TO Richmond
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WASHINGTON. Feb. 20 (Speeiab.-Repubcan leaders
In the House view OF the backward condition OF bns
the apparent indifference OF the leaders OF the
majority begin suspect that the latter TO their
old tricks again aud that the last days OF Congress will be
marked by much hasty and confused legislation and the
defeat OF important measures which the country de-
mands but 70 which Messrs Randall and Holman
bitterly opposed Only eleven days OF tho session
nain including Sunday The sundry Civil bill is not yet
have been allowed slumber the calendar for weeks
and 1t Is probable that pleading lack OF time an effort
viii, be made TO pass them under sus-
pension Of the rules Neltner the General Deficiency
6il nor the Forticatons bill has been reported 10 the
House from Mr. Randalls committee and tho conerees
Fortihcations bill for the current year nave not
yet reached an agreement OF course the Senate Twin
bills for National defence have as yet received no colsd
Grafton by the House Committee. The Naval Dill con
tains provision which gives the Secretary OF the Navy
larger discretionary powers over the e1pehoture Oh
money than are enjoyed by the head OF any oher De
psrtnent-powers which led 70 abuses Years ago. anu
therefore were revoked Ii the Nav bill 10 De passed
without an OBJ ortunty for amendment tnls
provision OF will be retained THIS may account
Tor Chairman Hcrberts delay In calling up the Dill
From this time until the last hour Of the session tne
minority Of the House Will find II necessary " Keep VIDE
awake and be always Oh duty.
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OPPOSING THE CORN TAX IN FRANCl

PARIS, Feb 2O-A meeting held here to-day to ex-
press Indignation against the proposed increase OF the
corn tax. When NJ Rouver attempted to speak he was
received with Of yes and mprccations. the up
roar la ting fifteen minutes NM. Guyot and Peletan
spoke against increasing the tax Protecuonls was
hiesa ,nVn
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srxrEEN FAMILIES DRIVEN INTO THE STREET.

SIXTEEN FAMILIES DNIN EN fNTV Iff' D'"'
A fire broke out at 8 p m yesterday In four-story
frame building at No 345 Grovest, Jersey CITY, owned
by p. A. Bour The fire wps caused by lamp explosion
in w. Faeders milk shop. on the lower hoor anu 'ne
flames were communicated to H. siberstens tailor snoP
noxt door Thence they penetrated up through Tue op
-, .,oor the tailor shop and Hugh Dugsns build
ING adjoining Eight families In Bours building anu to
same humber In Dugans were driven out ana s9oa on
tho sdewak watching progress OF the hanes Netner
building destroyed but the furniture ana IA m
NJ 81 600 and Is partly insured The loss sustained oy
h ,teen fnmies could not be asoertaincd and there
carried down from the third floor By two nremon.
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yrCroRIA,s AUTHORITY OVER ZUL


DURHAM. Feb. 20.-The Queens authority has been
tended over Eastern Zululand with the assent OF I
Zulus.
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sUPPRESsING A LIBERAL MEETING IN BERLIN.
BERLIN Feb 20.-The authorities forcibly stopped q
New Liberal meeting here to day Just as Herr Richter
was about to speak The audience numbering several
persons afterward marched through the streets
cheering for Richter. Many were arrested.
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RECOMMENDED BY MEN WHOM HE FOUGHT.
wAsiISGToN. Feb. 20 tSpeeiaiJ.-Captain Henry B.
Uttepage, of King william County. Va s au applicant
Or nrstclass consulate. ttlepage served in the Con-
Ssdsrsts Navy during the and vt the famous battle
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THoRNs IN THE PRESIDENTS SIDE.
MS DEMOCRATIC ENEMIEs-wILL PENDLRTOS sU
CEFD MANNING


CEED MANNINGf
WASHINGTON, Feb 20 (SpeciaD.-The Presidents en-
couuering great difficulty N selecting successor to Mr.
Manning There two points which 1t is believed he
considers desirable carry out The next secretary OF
the Treasury ought TO be Western man. thoroughly I'm
bued with New York ideas Of finance and he ought to be
politician. Both Of these conditions seem TO rule Mr.
Farchd ont The President however, is full OF set no
tons friend OF hts remarked to-day He Is as full
OF them as an maid He ia convinced that Civil Ser
vice reform is the rock Of his Administrators salvation
Pendeton Is the apostle OF this political creed Hence
II all possible that Pendleon may be called
into the Cabinet" The Sunday Herald quotes
to carry out the pledges OF the Democratic platform
have made more enemies than friends In the party by
doing So" This expression together with the conviction
that when idea gets firmly fixed in Mr. ceyeland's
head It cannot be uprooted By anything short OF
political hurricane makes 1t seem likely that the Prcsi
dent will determine upon Pendeton 10 by no means
certain the President Will send in the name oi
either Secretary OF the Treasury or the Commits
under the Commerce act before the ad
TOM of COngr
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and Charles c. Beaman ana ShaiIce So~s,A-
mayd have also made regulations at the OAR. Ia
ossist these there will be tho largo and admirably
oryanized force in tho firms employ. Ex-JucS1
H'ssell has not yet decided who will be associated
with him in defending his client. HoScoe Conk'
ling. George +. Comstock and benjamin f. Butlea
have been mentioned 2. among those VINO are
likely to he reta..,cd In behalf OF Mr. lhiton.
hut there is =. authority for stating that any one
of ther. will be engaged -
in speaking Of the case yesterday wei iNhown
,owver at the head Of a firm which Is now en-
coed in prosecuting an important viii case ana
who refused to allow his name 10 appear III con
nection with any comments said'
go, an for NV opinion in regard to the probable
ys y0u "f the case OF Butler against Hilton can sys
r. yery briefly. III five words-thc case MI po com
~ Nveiy you may depend upon II that MI Butter -
pro hSeWd lawyer make himself Liable to piosecu
ton for bccivil and !" s1g % u =. eaS
are certainly abelloas unless ne ean prove s,s sse 10
to DC s se FAMILY skeletons would have be brought
trnm DARK recesses and aired In the daylight AMI DO
leye that Judge Hilton and his advisers w pc M %
Cleansing OF con onsiderabe soed linen In public ! tnns
Judge will be inclined 10 %ass Saa splenSd oppSs%ay
TO do so and still abide strictly by tue terms @ a. ,".v :.
or IN sne n~ poon Of the connded 70 him. whsn
he shall not necessary 20 OF 'S the named IN
purposes OF 'ns shond euIi' he take adysnass Of TIL:
Ia could treat a e estate em him Ia
the rc AS the argued IN the Court OF Ap.
trust, lo will the trust clauses Dc uccarco 'aua
pea so nverty be ordered distributed among he nerS
and the ProRinE that Mr. Hilton fully appreciates this
although he will be inclined to night at nst on
account OF the serious charges mace Fsa'nS' nu'
ssventuaily he viii effect n compromise
s.vsra, months will elapse before the case V
S % the calendar of the Special 1erm of she
m"rsme Court. where it will first be tried Inc de-
PENDANTS are entitled to twenty days Sss srrvod
ua's WIFE, shs;r answer. Ex-Judge RUSSELL thougnS
yesterday that would De npo;shi..:ss ~: 20 H.
An answer in that tims and when u ~ ~ ,smsv Sav~